An edition of Individual freedom: the germ of national progress and permanence (1895)

Individual freedom: the germ of national progress and permanence.

An address delivered before the Edinburhg Philosophical Institution, on November 7th, 1895.

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An edition of Individual freedom: the germ of national progress and permanence (1895)

Individual freedom: the germ of national progress and permanence.

An address delivered before the Edinburhg Philosophical Institution, on November 7th, 1895.

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Harrison & Sons, printers
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Individual freedom: the germ of national progress and permanence.: An address delivered before the Edinburhg Philosophical Institution, on November 7th, 1895.
1895, Harrison & Sons, printers
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JC585 .B3

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79, [1] p.
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79

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OL6569923M
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14017048
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19552577

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